New Shoe Sonata
They were so bright
so shiny, so white
They fit me like a mitten
And when I saw the price
I was surely smitten
On they went with my new uniform and belt
clothes were pressed to conform
no matter how they felt
So a new shirt falls the way
it should
But new sneakers would
bite if they could
I put them on before my shift
to try and wear them in
But the only thing I wore
was my patience thin
Now it’s late and time to organize
my clothing by size
Everything its place and to do’s
And on the top shelves
Is where I put those shoes
I broke in working shifts of twelves
Copyright © A.E. Rivenbark | Year Posted 2014
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